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Monitor articles for February 16, 1996

• THE FRIDAY CROSSWORD
• Humanitarianism Will Provide Better Refuge
• News In Brief
• FREEZE FRAMES
• As Strikes Lose Potency, Unions Turn to Tactics Outside the Workplace
• EDITORIAL LETTERS
• In Granite State, Candidates Hone Messages and Jab Foes
• Why Haitians Are Fleeing Their Homeland
• High-Tech Daughter Hooks Her Mom on Video Games
• Listen, Hear, Return
• WORDS OF NOTE
• Like It or Not, Oscar News Is Puzzling
• Model Arts Program for Youth 'Watches' Out for Itself
• Experimental Road Smolders and Burns
• BRITAIN ON HIGH ALERT WHILE PUSHING FOR N. IRELAND DEAL
• After 136 Years, Native Canadians In British Colombia Get Land Back
• Charter Schools Get A's From Many Reformers
• The Flat Tax Shifts Onto the Slow Track
• The Security of Old Staples After Moving in Maine
• Clinton Busy Spit-Shining Military Image
• The Voucher Trap
• Former crusader now on defensive
• Steps Toward Ulster Peace
• Tiny Islands Emerge as Big Dispute
• The Price of Keeping the Bosnia Peace Process Afloat
• Back to Topic 1
• NATO's Limits on Its Role In Bosnia Become a Target
• Aid Suffering Iraqis, but Don't Abet Saddam
• Hollywood's Homecoming
• Silent Plowman Turns Snow Removal Into an Art
• WORTH NOTING ON TV
• New Hampshire's View of Candidates, From the Ice Rink
• Denverites Go South Seeking Cheap Seats